Persuasive Speech: Cyber Bullying
Maryann G・2 minutes read
One in four youths are affected by bullying, with cyberbullying causing significant harm through actions like spreading rumors and sharing private content, leading to symptoms such as depression and low self-esteem. Cyberbullying is more harmful than traditional bullying due to its anonymity, inescapability, and the harshness of online interactions.
Insights
- Cyberbullying affects approximately 1 in 4 youth, with actions like spreading rumors, sharing private content, and creating fake profiles contributing to its harmful impact.
- Victims of cyberbullying experience severe consequences like depression, anxiety, and suicidal thoughts, which are exacerbated by the anonymity and relentless nature of online harassment.
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What is cyberbullying?
Cyberbullying involves online harassment causing harm to individuals.
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Youth Cyberbullying: An Invisible, Harmful Threat
- Approximately one in four youth are affected by bullying during the school year, with cyberbullying being a significant issue that can occur 24/7 through various electronic devices and platforms.
- Cyberbullying encompasses actions like spreading rumors, sharing private or embarrassing content, stealing passwords, sending harassing messages, creating fake profiles, and posting inappropriate pictures or videos.
- The impact of cyberbullying on victims can lead to symptoms such as depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, and suicidal thoughts, making it more harmful than traditional bullying due to its anonymity, inescapability, and the harshness of online interactions.
